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The term recurrent selection was coined by

A. Hull (1945)

B. Mathur (1953)

C. Rimpu (1890)

D. None of the above

Answer: Option A

Solution(By Examveda Team)

The term recurrent selection was coined by Hull in 1945.
He proposed a breeding method that was termed "recurrent selection for specific combining ability."
Recurrent selection means repeated cycles of selection and breeding aimed at the gradual genetic improvement of a few key traits in a single species. The benefits of breeding are cumulative in that each cycle or generation of improvement builds upon advances made in prior generations.

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